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Pulse Healthcare is seeking a Band 5 Pharmacy Technician to join the South London pharmacy team in a specialist mental health setting, supporting ward-based medicines management and safe use of medicines.
You will work closely with pharmacists, nursing teams and other health professionals to deliver high-quality pharmaceutical care, contribute to medicines optimisation and improve patient outcomes across the Trust.
London
Job Title: Band 5 Pharmacy Technician
Banding: Band 5
Location: South London
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 2 months initially with option to extend
Hourly Rate: £20 - £22
Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:15pm
Pulse is currently seeking an experienced and motivated Band 5 Pharmacy Technician to join the pharmacy team in South London. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled pharmacy technician to work within a specialist mental health setting, supporting ward-based medicines management services and ensuring the safe and effective use of medicines.
The successful candidate will work closely with pharmacists, nursing teams, and other healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality pharmaceutical care, contribute to medicines optimisation initiatives, and support positive patient outcomes across the Trust.
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